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    improvisational comedians has no time to rehearse or to test out a joke to see if it’s funny or not An inanimate object is the heart and soul of prop comedy. Prop comedians use objects in humorous ways as part of their act. Prop comedians are looked down on by their fellow peers in the industry. They are actually consider the lowest form of comedians on the comedy spectrum because of their inability of being on stage with just jokes and a microphone. In actuality, prop comedians are some of the…

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    To me, comedy is a funny story, joke, or sentence that makes me laugh out loud and that allows me to forget all my problems and miseries. I find the American sitcom “Friends” to be very funny. In each episode of the sitcom that ran for ten seasons, starting in 1994 and ending in 2004, the 6 friends: Rachel, Ross, Joey, Chandler, Phoebe, and Monica encountered different problems and situations that they solved in their own unique way. Watching comedy is like taking a break, having a good laugh,…

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    something you look forward to every day, you just don’t know it. When you laugh you feel like it will make anyone laugh, but many people might not laugh with you. If you are a person who laughs a lot, why do you laugh? Is it because someone a funny joke or is it because someone fell down? If you laugh for a good reason , than you know the good things in life. One of my many good experiences with laughter is when my brother, Jaxon, acts like he is a cat. It makes me laugh every time. Another…

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    Life in the bunker with Murphy was pure bliss. Late night dances, getting drunk and talking about everything that came to mind...the simple stuff. "What do you want to watch?" Murphy said from across the room near the stack of DVD's. You were cuddled up beneath the silk sheets of the king-sized bed in the master bedroom. "Do you really need to ask?" "Hocus Pocus it is then." He laughed as he shook his head. You have probably made him sit through that one movie hundreds of times, but he grew to…

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    Karen Armstrong Biography

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    I’m a dead man. Humorless, forever somber, what I was supposed to be my entire life. But you know that, they all know that. The papers, the news, I’m dead world! But I wasn’t always dead, and I wasn’t always alive either. Ah yes, my first baby steps, one small step for man, one giant leap to comedy gold. Ha ha, you can keep that Armstrong, both of you. That stuff’s way too powerful. But yeah, I’m a comedian, or at least I was until my bones manifested into the meaningless microphone I’m…

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    For the rest of the semester we would sit in those same red cushioned lecture seats for every anthropology class. To be quite honest, although that anthropology class was horribly boring, it easily became my favorite class of the semester due to the fact that I got to see Amanda every Tuesday and Thursday. On those days, I would make sure to remember to shave and try to dress up a bit nicer than usual- no basketball shorts and no loose t-shirts. I would always arrive to class a few minutes early…

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    A funny thought popping into one’s mind can instantly make someone happy and possibly make one’s day better. A person may have a different perspective on life and may think something is not funny but someone else with a whole different perspective and may be laughing like a madman. Although comedy is used for humorous reasons, there is usually a person negatively affected from the humor. There could be a possibility where a humorous situation ends up causing a person to be offended. Eliza from…

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    the killing pool” (227). Jackson illustrates how survival instinct wins over maternal instinct and proves that this family was chosen by the destiny for a reason and the protagonist deserves to die. Absence of family connection and bonds play a bad joke with Tessie - her family becomes a part of the crowd. In particular, her husband Bill does not try to protect his family, moreover, he is embarrassed by his wife’s behavior and tells her to shut up. He forces the paper out of her hand and shows…

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    stock of Endora, Iowa. She never wanted to be morbidly obese and depressed, unable to help her family, but after the death of her husband, she became a recluse, an unmoving member of her family of five. This once highly sought after beauty was now a joke to be spied on by small children and mocked by the entire small town community. Throughout the movie, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, both her and her children struggle with her current physical state in different ways. The children are forced to…

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    each other. When superiority theories explain how people express superiority, alienation and differences through humour, relief/release theories explain the reaction of people’s body through the action of laughter and how humour is constructed and cognitively processed is explain in incongruity theories. This section provides a brief overview of the complex of humour concept and the theories behind its mechanism. Although the definition of humour varies from context to context depending on the…

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